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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 10, Issue 43, 30 October 1946, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES KNOX PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY Sunday, November 3rd, Special Services at 11 a.m, and 7 p.m. Bright Singing, Scriptural Recitations, Solos, Duets, etc. by Combined Sunday School. Come and Hear the Children Sing. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12th I ANNIVERSARY CONCERT Caledonian Hall Class and individual items making a full two hour programme by the children. Admission 1/6 and 9d. 356 SALE OF WORK Knox. Presbyterian Church, Whakatane, will hold its Annual Sale of Work in the Church Hall on Saturday, November 2nd, commencing at 11 o'clock. Light Luncheon and Afternoon Tea will be available. 225 RANGITAIKI PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH FUND The postponed Garden Party at the residence of Mr and Mrs W. Woodberry, Otakiri, will be held on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd at 1.30 p.m. All cordially invited. 354 BARRY & BEALE, LTD. OPTICIANS 10 Wellesley Street, Auckland. Mr W. M. P. BARRY will visit Whakatane on Tuesday and Wednesday November sth and 6th. Appointments may be made with Mr Macklow, Chemist, Whakatane.

• AMUSEMENTS GRAND THEATRE FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6th Whitehall Productions Ltd. (London and Australia) Present Terence Rattigan's Sparkling Comedy Success "LOVE IN IDLENESS" "LOVE IN IDLENESS" "LOVE IN DDLENESS" Starring' those eminent London artists KATHLEEN ROBINSON and RICHARD PARRY, and strong supporting cast. We won't tell you how good the attraction is. Read what the "Auckland Star" of 15/10/46 says:— Everything that goes to make a successful season marked the opening in His Majesty's Theatre last night of Terence Rattigan's comedy, "Love In Idleness," by Whitehall Productions, of London and Australia. A large audience was moved to enthusiasm as the action disclosed exceptional talent in the leads by which Richard Parry and Kathleen Robinson interpreted the subtley of the author in turning delicate situations into channels of laughter. And further satisfaction came with recognition in the cast of Minnie Love, the well-remembered actress of light opera fame. Mounted with meticulous attention to light and scenic effects, and well produced, with a cast which made the most of the gentle comedy situations, the play appealed strongs ly to patrons as one of the best of its kind seen in recent years. In the role of a Cabinet Minister whose private romance is in danger of conflicting with his political life, Richard Parry gives a portrayal which provides a splendid background for the humorous element and in which he lives up to his London reputation. Kathleen Robinson handles delicate stiuations with a light deftness which enhances the comedy and still preserves the romantic flavour of the story. A young Australian actor, Ron Rousell, made a decidedly good impression in the supporting role of a son who finds difficulty in understanding the love affairs of an older generation in which his mother happens to be involved. Minnie Love, as the maid, received a personal ovation. The comedy flowed smoothly from curtain to curtain, and augured well for the success of the season of 11 nights and two matinees. Prices: 6/-, 4/-, 2/- (plus tax). Box Plans at Armstrong's.